📸 VKO Camera Wrist Strap - Compatible with Sony A6400 A6000 A6300 A6500 and More - Premium Hand Strap for Climbing and Travel - Coffee Review

very well done. Easily attaches to the camera, anti-scratch. But so rigid that it interferes with smooth use of the camera. For me, the hand strap is just a backup in case the camera slips out of my hand, which never happens. So there is no need for such a strong belt.

Sturdy and well made. Easy installation on my Fuji X-T20. I currently have a Lensmate thumb grip and trigger. The strap has improved my grip (big hands) even more. I can fold the excess in my hand to press my hand against the side of the camera frame, making great contact while relaxing my hand.

Much to my surprise, the loop at its widest point is still significantly smaller than other harnesses I've had. Those with smaller hands might prefer the feel of security, but I find that limits quick access a bit. As I said, appearances can be deceiving. The strap is hard and not very comfortable, but it's durable, and the padding meets the minimum requirements.

This strap is designed PERFECTLY; However, the strap itself should be about 1/2 thick as this strap is so thick that it won't easily fit in a smaller camera bag when it's gripping the camera. Keep this strap for larger DSLRs and make a thinner strap (1/2 its size) for smaller pocket/pocket/pocket cameras like Canon Powershot G5x, Sony RX100 VI etc. Otherwise it's a very well made product.

Price and other ratings are important factors for me when choosing this product. I liked the way it looks and how it rolls. The availability in black is another reason I went for it. The only problem I see is that the strap curls strangely and gets a bit stiff when stored in my bag. The stiffness is good to use and it's not too loose. You will definitely feel it on your wrist. I would recommend this to my friends and family.

Sure there are no weight issues even using my heaviest lens and flash on my camera which total around 3lbs/1.5 weigh kg. Should be able to take more with no problems. The wrist clasp doesn't slip off, so you don't have to worry about the strap coming off your wrist if you drop the camera. The strap doesn't bother me when I hold the camera and take pictures. Pad to avoid clanking or annoying noises. The strap is thick enough to feel secure but not too thick to be obtrusive.